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What was the first Windows Operating System that you used? I started with Windows 3.11. I was looking through some screenshots of older versions of Windows and I was quite amazed at how far Windows has come. Get ready for a blast from the past, starting with Windows 1.0 and going all the way to Windows Vista

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For additional security, enable the Control+Alt+Delete login screen for XP. Using this is far more secure than the traditional XP login screen due to the fact that no program can intercept CTRL+ALT+DEL. Thus you are protecting yourself from a application (a bad application, could be spyware or a virus) from learning your machine password.

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The main Administrator account is a hidden user account that is installed with Windows XP. If you have ever booted into safe mode you have seen this user Account (the username is simply “Administrator"). Well if you have forgotten the password (and your username is classified as an administrator) you can reset the password.

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Have you ever downloaded something and just clicked the OK button without paying attention to where it was being saved? Then you start navigating through your computer looking for the download. After searching for awhile you give up and go back and download the same file. There is a faster way to locate that missing download, here is how...

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Windows XP Theme lovers can rejoice. Microsoft has finally released a new theme for Windows XP called Zune. This theme is quite good. It looks like a dark version of the Royale theme (but it changes the Start Button color to orange). I have included some screenshots for you to gander at plus I have included a direct link so you can download this new XP Theme free for your own PC.

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Speed up your boot time by enabling a Boot Defrag. Enabling Boot Defrag places all boot files next to each other on the disk to allow for faster booting. This should be enabled by default, however it can be changed inadvertently by various software or other means. If you experience a slow boot, you should definitely check to make sure that your Boot Defrag is enabled.

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